Adaptive Boccia

Boccia can be played by anyone, with or without a disability. Recognized Paralympic sport, it is an easy sport to pick-up, but quickly builds intensity and complexity as you develop in the sport.

Registration for our Winter Adaptive Boccia Program will open on Wednesday, November 4 at 9:00am

Winter 2026 – Adaptive Boccia

Everyone is welcome to play on the court together and against each other. It’s a sport of accuracy and precision similar to curling and lawn-bowling.

The court itself is indoors and is about the size of a badminton court
Each game lasts four or six ends and can be played in teams/pairs or individually.
Players propel the ball (throw, kick, roll, etc.), towards the target ball known as the Jack.
Each side is given either six red balls or six blue balls per end and try to score points.
The side closest to the Jack (white ball) at the end scores
If it is a tie, a tie-break end is played to determine a winner

For players who take Para Transpo, access to the Advanced Capital Ice House is via Stop #4: Health Services/CTTC. Please refer to the Para Transpo map for more details.

We are thankful to the Toronto Accessible Sports Council and the Ontario Cerebral Palsy Sports Association for their support. We their contributions, we are able to provide equipment, quality coaching and subsidized registration fees for all participants who attend our Boccia program.